The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-03-10

N. II. Smith and family go to Cali
fOrnia in a few weeks.
The little daughter of Clerk Porter
is seriously ill.
D. d. Pickett. Esq, was in Cleve
land last Saturday.
Judge P. b. Conant was in Youngs-
town last Saturday on legal business.
Constables will hereafter be elected
for term of three years in this State.
Alvan Coe, of Canton, a former Ra.
VIENNA typo, was in the city last Thurs.
day.
M. G. Severance, of Alliance, il
spending few days with his Ravenns
friends.
Mrs. M. Parsons has sold out her
restaurant and confectionery store to
w. d. Durham.
The Arnett bill, published in an
other column, passed the House OF
Friday last.
Next Sunday evening Rev. Andrew
Wilson will lecture on "Universslism
Doctrine of the Bible"
Tt is probable that the Legislature
will adjourn sine die on Monday, the
2Ist inst. No tears will be shed.
The weather clerk is beginning to
get his hand in and occasionally gives
us touch of ethereal mildness.
That contemplate thing, the dog
poisoner, is around, and has done an
extensive business during the past
week.
The contracts for drilling for natura
gas will be awarded on Saturday
March Il. Several bids have already
been put in.
The funeral services of Mr.. Shaw ian
old citizen of Chagrin Falls, were held
last Saturday, Rev. Andrew Wilson
Off ciating.
George B. Gessamau, of Youngs
town, has been appointed chief CLERK
in the Office of State Labor Commits
sioner Fassett.
Mr.. J. 81. Morse and Mrs. Stella Tate
and her son GIennie, from Hunts.
burgh, Geauga codnty, are visiting
friends and relatives in Ravenna.
PhilO Bierce has sold his house on
Chestnut street. nearly opposite the
Congregational Church, to Mrs. Ellen
J. Hudson consideration 81 900.
John B. Lane and wife, of Cleve.
land, spent several days in town the
past week, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Bostwick, Prospect street.
Services of the A. M. Zion Church
were held at the residence of the pas.
tor. Rev. T. B. Bynum, on Bowery
street. on Sunday last.
A SUBURBAN resident was recently
heard to remark, that ".barring the
crossings, the streets were reasonably
in condition and repair for pedestri
anism."
o. P. Sperra, Esq. will remove FROM
Akron to Ravenna the first of next
month. He will occupy his old Office
in Merits & Riddle block. and live al
his residence, East Main street.
On Saturday last G. B. Kent was ap
pointed administrator of the estate o
Charles H. Kent, and w. A. Sawyer
Luther II. Parmelee and ]. w. Shive
ley were appointed appraisers.
Friday was busy day at the Ceur
House, it being pensioners day.
Forty papers were executed at th'
Probate office and goodly number al
the Clerks office.
CircuitCourt convened Tuesday will
Judges Woodbury., Frazier and Laubi
on the bench. There were cases ol
the docket. The term will probably
be a short one.
DIR. III. P. Hugus has discontinue
the practice of medicine at this plae
and he and his wife have gone t.
Pennsylvania on a visit to his parent
after which they will locate perms
nently at Los Angeles, Cal.
Paul B. Conant. Esq. has vaca g
is law Office in Merits & Riddle block
which he has occupied since Angus
ist last, and may now be found at tn
Office of his father, Hon. P. B. Conant
in Blackstone block.
The large Touring mill at Mantu
!, Station, recently owned by Frost
Kimes, will be sold by the Sheriff o
Monday, March 9th. on the premises
on an order of sale issued by the Con
mon Pleas Court at it's last term.
: The notes of the bluebird betoke
! that "Spring-time has come, gent
: ANNIE" with its cooling and billin
. of the feather-d songsters, which
. initiated by the genus homo sentimeI
. talists, even to attire in the plumag
of the feathered vocalists, by tn
q gentler sex,
q Did il ever occur to any of the ran
q pant advocates of reform in
Q extreme sense, that very commen,
bic aud efTectuai method would be
i $50 live that Others seeing your goo
works may follow you "? Precept
one thing; example. quite another.
y The panorama of g rants tour arou
d the World, which exhibited at Il
Opera House Monday evening, was
n pleasing and interesting entertai
ment, but unfortunately, was not
success financially. Mcintosh Po
g. A. r. loses about $l4 in the rpee
lation.